(Jay Miller) There are plenty of utilities to help monitor your computer systems, but what if you need to integrate system status information into your own application? I am in the process of building a system-wide dashboard for my employer. I want to display a simple red/yellow/green light for each

(Bogdan Zamfir) The web offers a way to share incredible amounts of information; however—even within a single organization—as the amount of content grows, it became more and more difficult to manage and organize.

(Austin Avrashow) Silverlight 2 has been released. For you as an ASP.NET developer, is that ho-hum or hurrah? They both create visible programs that run in a browser, so are they competing or complementary technologies? Are they like oil and water — interfering with each other and best used separate

(Kevin Rou) This article will guide you through the best practices and method of using LDAP Active Directory as your user store for credentials and account information in your web applications or portal that you will develop in C# or VB.Net.

(Scott Mitchell) Query operators are methods that work with a sequence of data and perform some task based on the data. They are created as extension methods on the IEnumerable interface, which is the interface implemented by classes that hold enumerable data. For example, arrays and the classes

(Brad Abrams) Have you tried out the new Silverlight 3 Navigation Application? Our plan with this as to make it much easier to folks to get started building a RIA application with Silverlight. You can find it in the FileNew Project dialog.

(Cindy Rodriguez) The following function returns the part of the passed string that matches the regular expression provided. You can use this function to get the necessary data from fields in a form, etc.

(Paul Litwin) Not that long ago, there was just ASP.NET. But ASP.NET has expanded to include different approaches to development. Recently, I was chatting with Microsoft’s Scott Hunter and Steve Walther over drinks at DevConnections Orlando and Steve mentioned “the four pillars of ASP.NET.” The four

(Satheesh Babu) JavaScript is one of the very versatile scripting languages that are used in Web applications. Even though we can accomplish everything in server side programming using C#, we can still prefer to do some of the things, like validations, etc., using JavaScript. In ASP.NET 1.x, we do n

(Laurent Duveau) Silverlight 3 allows you to apply 3D transformation to XAML elements.